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So you&aposd expect him to be in defiance of everyone that he is a private citizen.
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These and other Mueller loose ends need attention because they appear to be in defiance of fact, not law.
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If women are taking selfies, I want those selfies to be in defiance of everything they've been taught to look like, act, or be.
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I mostly agreed with the opinion invective, because what was being proposed, if enacted, would be in defiance of the White House's own Africa policy, of U.S. national security interests in preempting threats to the U.S. homeland and in contravention of commitments to our NATO allies.
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But any loosening of the restrictions on weapons sales would be in defiance of human rights and arms control advocates who said there was too great a risk of fueling violence in regions such as the Middle East and South Asia or arms being diverted to be used in terrorist attacks.
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If the articles were made perfect, their price in compensation of > them and by unfettered competition would adjust itself. To say otherwise > would be in defiance of the examples of the trading and industrial world. > Nor was a combination of manufacturers necessary to the perfection of > manufacture and to rivalry in its quality. . . . But, granting that there > was provision or security against the production of "seconds" in all of the > articles, it seems from what we have said above that all of the substantial > good which is asserted to have been the object of the agreements could have > been attained by a simple sale of the right to use the Arrott patent, > conceding to it the dominant effect which is attributed to it.
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